The shadow of the moon during a solar eclipse travels 2300 miles in 1 hour. In the first 20 minutes, the shadow traveled 766 2/3 miles. How long does it take for the shadow to travel 1150 miles?

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The shadow of the moon during a solar eclipse travels 2300 miles in 1 hour. In the first 20 minutes, the shadow traveled 766 2/3

miles. How long does it take for the shadow to travel 1150 miles?

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Answer:

2031

Explanation:

20+766+2300=3181-1150=2031

Gagravarr answered Jul 10, 2022

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Answer:

0.5 hours

Explanation:

2300 miles per hour

1150/2300 = 0.5 hours

Sethbc answered Jul 14, 2022

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